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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1950

Page

8

Wedding Plans Announced For Mary Nivus And Howard Smith

At a birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs John Nivus of 246 Cornell Avenue Mary Nivus and Howard Smith announced plans to wed. The couple’s wedding is set for Saturday May 28 at St Marys parish house with a reception at the local YWCA. Mary is a Flyrial High School graduate class of 1948 and employed by Fruehaul Trail er company. Werflance, Avon High School graduate, served 18 months overseas in the war and now works with his father in Avon.

John Nivus Cornell Avenue Mary Miss Nivus Howard Smith Harold Smith Hayes Street Avon Howard St. Mary's Parish W.C.A Nivus Flyrial High School Fruehaul ‘Trailer Company Werflance Avon High School

Leonard Stidley Speaks at Club Department Day

The Elyria Woman's Club American Home and Child Welfare department held Department Day at 2 p m with Dr Leonard W Stidley Oberlin College dean of theology discussing Religion in the Home He outlined Washingtons traits and the three essentials for a full life emphasizing home church and shared values A sauerkraut luncheon is slated for March 15 with reservations required Also covered were Salvation Army musical entertainment and church school parties honoring Washingtons Birthday.

American Home and Child Welfare Department Elyria Woman's Club Richard Mackey Robinct Hand Leonard W. Stidley Oberlin College George Washington Stdley Curtis Travers A. D. Strong Mesdames Travers W. R. Stukey Ralph McOunt A. T. Sibley R. F. Vandemark

Rennel weight loss promise in early diet ad

An Ohio druggist advertises Rennel as a cheap fat reducer mixed with grapefruit juice. It claims rapid slimming without hunger, offering a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help shed ugly fat and improve curves. The piece targets overweight women and relies on a diet plan critique.

Ohio Ennel Rennell Gead

A U W to Have Speaker Tuesday Evening

Elyria branch of the American Association of University Women will meet at 234 Washington Ave on Tuesday March 1 at o'clock. Lois Meyer will entertain. J Harrison Hartley director of WEWS Cleveland will be principal speaker. Social committee chaired by Mrs W C George with co hosts. Also Hadassah and Magyar group notices and upcoming events reported.

Lois Meyer Elyria American Association of University Women Washington Avenue Edna Jones J. Harrison Hartley WEWS Cleveland W. C. George Kink Fauver Edith Harmon Katherine McCarver KE. C. Hart Carol Marshall M. Brenner Elyria Hadassah Hadassah Lorain Elyria Hadassahs A. Copeland Joseph Gardner Oscar Roman A. Brownstein Israel Lena Weinstein Ziz Isajore Wasserman Emmanuel Weingarten Morris Spike Alec Altfeld

Local clubs host social evenings with games and teas

A My Neighbor club gathering at Mrs. Earl Louis's home featured galloping banco and refreshments with ten named attendees. March 33 was announced for the next meeting at the same address. Dee-p Rides Circle Dot and Friendly Eight held meetings with prize wins and Washington's birthday decorations. Upcoming hostesses include Mrs. Fugitt and Mrs. Barnes, with Circle Dot and other groups planning events and luncheons.

My Neighbor Club Earl Louis Louisiana Avenue Oscar Blake William Millard Nick Bodnar James Seres Russell Pugitt Charles Boyd Len Williams William Weigel William Hubbell Stephen Nagy Fugitt Dee-p Rides Circle Dot Friendly Hear Buegene Smith Cambridge Avenue Edna Shrayer Frieda Addison Catherine Rauscher Kaylor Minnie Lewis Jackson Telco Neufer Frances McLaughlin West Avenue

North East Ohio District Golden Jubilee Knights Meet

Elyrians at the North East Ohio District Golden Jubilee Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus met at Hotel Cleveland. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bul Ready, Mr and Mrs Robert Younglas, Mr and Mrs Richard Teasdale, and many others. Also noted were deaths, hospital visits, and local club activities with Circle No. 3 and 4 discussions and a Sigma Gamma sorority gathering with Red Cross contributions.

Northeast Ohio Knights of Columbus Hotel Cleveland Bul Ready Robert Younglas Richard Teasdale William Young William Hartman Matthew Fortman Richard Horan John Kinter Joseph Benezek, Jr Edward Frabotta James Resar John McDonough Ben Bittner Urban Obringer Jack Kennedy T. V. Boylan Sylvester Rousery Herman Roling William Walters Theodore Seward Johns Ross Lorain Boulevard Chicago D. B. Toeppen Donald Berkley Richard Smith Los Angeles Calif Richard Allen Columbus Street Walter Albrecht No. 1 Elyria Memorial Hospital Spruce Street David C. Huffman Columbus Northfield Norwich Diversity

Special Elyria PTA meets at YMCA on Thursday

A special meeting of the Elyria Council of PTA will be held at the YMCA at 2 p.m. Thursday. Circle No. 3 of the First Methodist church will meet at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs Burton Chlomacher, 222 Columbia Avenue, to review The Big Fashestas.

Elyria Council P T. A First Methodist Church Burton Chlomacher Columbia Avenue

Patricia Stokes Weds Linvel Karres In Elyria Ceremony

Patricia Ann Stokes and Linvel C. Karres united in marriage at St Marys church in a nine oclock ceremony. The Rev Fr Joseph B Lehane officiated as attendees and family celebrated at the North Elyria Grange Hall with a 300 guest reception. The couple plan to reside on Durkee Road after a Florida honeymoon visit to relatives.

St. Mary's Church Patricia Ann Stokes Helen Stokes Fairlawn Avenue Linvel C. Karres E. J. Karres Elyria Joseph B. Lehane Marydell Parmelee John Hemel Evelyn Godridge Trene Webber Julian Karres Maurice Venante Mrs. Rocher North Elyria Grange Hall Florida Russell Marlowe Arthur Drage Karres Ely

Eleanor Grabor and Lee Brown to wed May 14

Engagement and coming marriage announced for Eleanor Grabor of Elyria to Lee William Brown of Kelley’s Island Ohio. Vows set May 14 at St Mary’s Church Elyria. Eleanor is a graduate of Elyria High and Felt and Tarant Comptometer School and works for Ohio Bell in Cleveland. Brown is a Kelley’s Island High School graduate, served 2 1/2 years in the US Army Air Corps and works in Sandusky.

Eleanor Grabor Lee William Brown St. Mary’s Church L. T. Grabor Eleanor Kelley’s Island Ohio Bill Miss Graber Elyria High School Felt and Tar Catholic Daughters of America St. Mary's Church Hall W. J. Young Margaret Becker Mary Ross Rita Crozier Mary McDonnough June Emerich Leona Rothgery Thelma Snyder Cecilia van Oss Gertrude Bain Kieran Margaret Urig Rose Rolling Rose Marie Smith Lucille Yunker Gerrude O'Connor Angela Dutillio St. Mary's Hall

Edison PTA Executive Board Plans March Meeting

Edison Parent-Teacher Association executives met at Mrs. Joseph Newman’s home to discuss recommendations for the March 2 meeting. A panel discussion is planned for March with speakers to be announced, and a March film release for the parent education group. The next board session will be at Mrs. Nemes’s home on March 22.

Edison Edison Parent- Teacher Association Joseph Newman Courtland Street Arthur Nemes W. F. Radfong Nemes Lake Avenue

Community group meetings and events in St Clair area

A long list of club gatherings and social events at churches and lodges includes the Culture Circle of the Child Conservation League with Mrs G W Wagner, J A O club, St Clair Rebekah Lodge with Gerry Sandrock, St Francis Xavier Mission Circle and Mrs Louis Reidy, St Pauls Circle No 2, First Methodist Children's orders, Lake Avenue Congregational Family Night, a slide show Ohio Schools in 1949 at Elyria High, and meetings of Post 8341 and Navy Mothers. A joint Odd Fellows Rebekah birthday party and an oyster stew dinner next Tuesday precede a film by Ed Hoffman on The World Series of 1948. Northwest End will meet Friday, a recent Odd Fellows dance drew a large crowd, Miss Mary Dolliver spoke on happiness for the Employed Young Womens League at the YWCA, with notes on upcoming performances and programs. A Mexican Indian artist will demonstrate, and engagements of Ni-Fo-Si club members were announced.

St. Paul’s Church Claude Wigfield Lars Menz Circle No. 3 Wigfield Washington Lincoln Margaret Holdy St. Andrew's Church WEOL Guild Family Night Agnes Anderson E. Q. Pallas Virgin Islands Fellowship of World Wide Brotherliness Circle No. 1 Lydia Leindergar Adam Pippett Circle No Carl Keighley Circle No. 4 Ethel Seeley Cleveland Street Child Conservation League G. W. Wagner Harvard Avenue J. A. O. Club Noble Grands St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Gerry Sandrock East Bridge Street St. Francis Xavier Mission Circle Louis Reidy Foster Avenue Davies of Malta St. Jude's Altar and Rosary Society St. Paul's Circle Harry First Methodist Lake Avenue Congregational Church Ohio Elyria High School Hinkson-Hysell V. F East Broad Street Navy Mothers Club Woman’s Clb Marshall R.A.M Mgbate Nytia Ed Hoffman Odd Fellows Northwest End Moment Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Mary Dolliver Oberlin College Young Womens League YWCA Jean Styles Alice Toviak Melba Schwed Mabelle Law Dolliver Genevieve Landis First Methodist Church James Sivard Carl Schmitkens Robert Butts Lolita Wimpenny Evelyn Johnson Marilyn Reidy Miss Reilly San Juan Puerto Rico Dave Eaton Charles Snoble Constatt Tee Wimpenny Sylvia Lewis Everett Wieseke Sais Frances Butts

Hospital Discharges List With Newborns Across Several Homes

Mrs Albert Wagner and baby girl discharged to 206 Fourteenth Street. Mrs George Slater and baby girl discharged to Lorain. Mrs Richard Gragy discharged to Amherst. Mrs Thomas Jose discharged to Oberlin. William Steffey discharged to 841 West Broad Street. Ben Madara discharged to 901 East Avenue. Mrs Claiborne Byers discharged to 340 Eighth Street. Mrs Lyle McGaugh ey discharged to 121 Parkin Court.

Albert Wagner Fourteenth Street George Slater Lorain Richard Gragy Amherst Thomas Jose Oberlin William Steffey West Broad Street Ben Madara East Avenue Claiborne Byers Eighth Street Lyle McGaughey Parkin Court

Legion Auxiliary hears Rev Novak speak on Washington

Reports from committees filled the Legion Auxiliary meeting at the legion home. Rev Louis Novak spoke on George Washington, introduced by Mary Kolopos. Rehabilitation chair Flora Huebner noted 150 puzzles sent to hospital, plus a 19 box from Chillicothe. 313 members paid to date. bake sale March 5 at the Gas Company. film “Ohio Schools in ’49” free tonight. eight new memberships applied and accepted. $25 donation to Red Cross approved. temperate plans include a treen dinner March 8 for January to March birthdays with Elizabeth Mischka chairing. Hostesses listed.

Novak American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Louis Novak George Washington Mary Kolopos Flora Huebner Bert Barron Chillicothe Ruth Adam Helen Walton Dorothy Davies Ohio Grace Keyes Star Mothers Betty Adderman Doris Atkins Poppy Gates Hospital Red Cross Elizabeth Mischka Tar Federicks Betty Adgerman Gladys Nosinger Helen, Walton Mary Kaiser Marian’ Schaefer Marian Krueck Marian’ Harpster Stella Bromley Alice McClelland

West River Road Talks to Family

Charles Keller stationed at Norfolk Virginia spoke with his family on Tuesday evening. He recently graduated from radar school. Akron visitors Mr. and Mrs. Pete Conner stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Cook Jr. in Beechwood Drive. A. P. Gabara and daughter Rhea dined with sister Mrs Kenneth Wert in Elyria. Mrs. Mary Ridgway and Mrs. Edith Morris visited Elyria Memorial Hospital and W. Sudro a patient there. Joe Camera and three children of Brownhelm were guests of J. J. Cook family. Kathryn McMillan of Lorain visited Mrs Frankie Beese. Mrs. O Breeden and Ida were supper guests of Beese. others included Mrs. Mary Ridgway, Mrs. John Morris and Mrs. Howard McMillan. Neveu Myrth Robbie of Pittsburgh, formerly of the Breeden home, visited recent as nephew of the Breeden family. J. Mrs. Archie Bohn, recently home from Elyria Memorial Hospital after pneumonia, returned home on Ford road.

West River Road Charles Keller Norfolk, Va Elmer Keller Charles Radar School Pete Conner Akron John Cook, Jr Beechwood Drive A. P. Gabara Rhea Gabara Kenneth Wert Elyria Mary Ridgway Edith Morris Selma Haven Mary Miller Elyria Memorial Hospital Morris W. F. Sudro Joe Camera Brownhelm J. J. Cook Kathryn McMilan Lorain Mirst Frankie Beese O. Breeden Ida Beese Mary Ridgeway John Morris Howard McMillan Q. Breeden Myrth Robbie Pittsburgh Breeden Clearview William Breeden Archie Bohn Ford Road

League of Women Voters Study Ohio Constitution at Party

Members of the League of Women Voters attended a constitution party at Mrs. Richard Timms home to study Ohio’s 1851 constitution and its outdated provisions. Dr A Q questions and prizes highlighted calls for a constitutional convention. plans discussed include a city manager system for Elyria and upcoming school board and council meetings.

League of Women Voters Richard Timms Ohio Street Edna Moore A. Q S. L. Bruegger Ohio Miss Moore E. C. Hart Munro Grant Elyria Della Harding League Stanley Orr J. B. Johnson Rodney Rockwood Orr Dexter Kimball Robert Nightingale David Hyman Russell Allen Fred Ruth Harlow McNall A. A. Burkard Johnson March Grant Stenford Avenue

Penfield Entertains Dresden Unit and Birthday Club

Dresden Unit of the Needlecraft Guild enjoyed a Home event hosted by Mrs. James Schulz in Spencer. Members worked on Huckaback and Holbein embroidery, updated patterns, and filled in the National Guild Round Robin. The Birthday Club met with Mrs. Clair Deyvereau and Mrs. Lloyd Gott as assistant hostess, with twelve members present and guest Mrs. John Conklin. New members joined the Parents Study group at Society Hall, while local residents face illness and travel updates.

Penfield Dresden Needlecraft Guild James Schulz Spencer Huckaback and Holbein National Guild Avery Lacy Clair Deyvereau Lloyd Gott John Conklin Bellevue Canter Fund Society Hall Irene Burgh Lodi Carl Buell Robert Eglin, Jr Jimmy Robert Eglin Homer Sooy Texas Frank Bohn Norwalk Loilisfay

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mary Nivus Leonard Stidley Club Salvation Army Cedar Avenue Corps John G. Whitney L. W. Miner Norman Weyrick Burton Johnson Elyria Salvation Army Don Dean Stranger of Galilee Maryavis Shore Mrs. Dean Kermy Merrifield Judy Small Ur. Davis Miss Small Lord James Dall, Jr Ford Motor Company Jay Upp Mark Willis, Sr Alfred Swartz Verne Unger Rufus Taylor Pilgrim Congregational Parish Church Arlene Harris Gary Wymer Denny Kiser Marjorie Mitchell Sandra Paonessa Smith Ay Weitlaufer Gilkison Alfred Russo Longshoreman Mary Jane Wojike Dold Social Meeting Nick Ignatz Sam Nagy Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church Milan Mile Tip Sabo Louis Ignatz Sam Doman Alex Bordéy Steve Bara Sabo First Methodist Circle No Helen Osborn Lloyd C. Douglas T. W. Schmidt Fred Sheldon Nelle Ratdeau Minnie Reed Ella Parmetee T. W. Willis Ens] Witten Madison Street Sigma Gamma Soraiity Thomas Ryan Earl Lautenschleger Gerard Dolan Joseph Petro Joseph Hoehenedel Clarence Mvinke Witten Marian Caywood Helen Townsend Enghith Streets Effa Brown Patricia Stokes Is Married To Rebekan Thelma Cunningham Middle Avenue Junth Hazel Markel Mary Jorie Barth Mabel Barth Althea Bliss Violet Olmstead W.C.T. U F. A. Underhill Fifth Street Jessie K. Heinrich India Theodore Brown Steady i Climbers Club Nettie Clark Miss Clark Jessie Mineh Charles Nelson Katherine Bond 2Ta. News Pilgrim Congregational Church Phil A) Wirth Lee Lybrink I Fred Schubert Mars Ralph Prechtel Ridgeville Better Homes & Gardens Cook Books Lydia E. Pinkham Slydia E. Pinkham W.G. Walker CO
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